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Did you know that as the development of the game that would eventually become Doom started id Software briefly considered basing it on the movie Aliens?

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Featured article - February 2023

Doom Legacy

Doom Legacy is a source port available for Windows, Linux, Win32, DOS, OS/2, and MacOS, originally written by Boris Pereira and Denis "faB" Fabris, maintained by Thierry "Hurdler" Van Elsuwé for a long time, and is now maintained by Wesley Johnson with a supporting cast of 40 contributors.

Legacy was originally written as a fork of an early DOSDoom version introducing mouse-look, jumping, a console, 32 player deathmatch, skins, and a native win32 mode. The console in its entirety was taken from Quake 1.01. Fabris developed a Glide front-end, one of the first hardware-accelerated renderers.
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